Sum 41 In Too Deep CD

In Too Deep Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Enhanced CD CDs
Label	Phantom
All Time Sales Rank	232201
CD Universe Part number	2832636
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 11, 2001

Sum 41 In Too Deep Songs

	1.	In Too Deep
	2.	Fat Lip (Live)
	3.	All She's Got (Live)
	4.	What We're All About (Live)

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